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Definitely Obama. I mean, who else could make Kim Jong Un fire rockets in anger and threaten nuclear war every year during U.S and South Korea joint military exercises?
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Here in the U.S, it's totally fine. Might just be you.
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With just 10-50 BTC, you can be a whale on most alt coins which in turn, you could even become a bitcoin whale with your huge gains from altcoins.
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Fiat literally changes because of supply and demand. This is why we have forex.
Now to answer the thread title, money was created in the place of trades. Remember when people used to trade animals for other food or jewelry and such? That's basically now, but instead through a piece of paper with a number on it.
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You do realize that this is the economics section right? This doesn't belong here. It should be in the service offering or announcements.
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If bitcoin were as volatile and liquid as gold, we wouldn't run into this problem. Bitcoin won't be able to keep its value until mass adoption happens and we see the true price of Bitcoin.
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These are some really cool coins, I love how the rolls are branded, may pick some up soon. Thanks, TheGr33k. We always loved that little touch too. Nice coins shame they wouldn't be accepted in shops. Maybe would be good if shops accepted them and some sort of hologram on them that has the coin in them and also public private key accessible for them to use or transfer value from. Would be good for a coin storage too  Thank you for the ideas, crazyearner. We always appreciate when someone shares their "two cents." (Forgive me. Bad puns are my weakness.)  It definitely was, but I am truly interested in buying probably a roll. What's the price? Just checking.  The price for the roll (of 40 coins) is $99.99, and forum members who pay in bitcoin receive free US shipping or reduced international shipping. When you're ready, just shoot me a PM with the total order and shipping address (US or International), and I'll reply ASAP. Best Regards, Christopher I would like to ask how much it would cost to ship to Alaska. I know it may be a bit more than sending to the other states. |
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Nope, but it would probably enslave Russia. Just look at what happened to the Ruble!
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I remember once watching a video of some member of Primedice who made 2k bitcoins in one session. If anyone could remember the name, please write it here.
That would be "Hufflepuff" and I believe the video you watched is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSLXv5Tz1ZY. Yes. Thanks Coef. This is what amazed me. Another, much smaller rally that I've seen was by a guy named Trolljegerman who left his computer on betting for 2 hours on Moneypot at 2.25x He ended up with a 50 bitcoin gain. |
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You can't really insure bitcoin. There is Volatility in price, risk of hacks, and possible accidental memory loss resulting in total loss of all your bitcoins.
My bank accounts are insured to cover any losses, my home/car/bike etc can all be insure against theft, why can't bitcoin? As long as you can prove that they were stolen and that you had taken adequate precautions (this is where the insurance companies will screw us!) then it seems completely fair to expect reimbursement through an insurance policy. I bet the premiums would be high to start with though. This is exactly why it's harder. All those things you talked about there are PHYSICAL things. Money itself is physical. Now covering a virtual currency that technically shouldn't have any value wouldn't be possible until they do pass some things in congress that would decrease said variables. |
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Ever heard of XXXcoin or Titcoin?
Yeah. I guess those were stepping stones in something like this. In fact, I think that some porn sites already accept bitcoin
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I remember once watching a video of some member of Primedice who made 2k bitcoins in one session. If anyone could remember the name, please write it here.
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Why not buy those .50 cent accounts that 50ounce brew guy is selling and use it to boost your rank?
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I would say that 23 miners isn't a different story, it is the story.
My guess, they saw your power consumption, got a warrant thinking you had a grow operation, and took the hard drivesooking for evidence. You can hopefully sort it all out by talking to them.
One other, worse, scenario is that someone you know knows you're mining and they stole the drives in search of your wallets. That makes less sense, as they probably would have taken the whole conputers, not just the drives.
The fact that they took the miners already ruled out the first choice. I recommend OP to call it in and see if he had been raided. You'll either be in deep shit, or have a police report to file. |
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I still can't believe weeklyponzi is still alive. It's just a matter of time till it collapses.
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You can't really insure bitcoin. There is Volatility in price, risk of hacks, and possible accidental memory loss resulting in total loss of all your bitcoins.
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Tell that to that guy who got arrested from Localbitcoins.
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Now hold those bitcoin for a later date when they're worth more. I would suggest putting them in cold storage if you are going to do that.
Cold storage is added security.
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Just to be clear, the problem with this order is 1) that you think they're not new, and 2) that some of the boards came lose during shipping?
He thinks that the company actually took them out of the boxes and tested them which is most likely a lie. It's gotta be dropshipped. |
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Please change the title to:
"Our site accepts BTC payments and we are looking for more customers!!!"
The OP definitely doesn't know proper English. It won't help. |
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